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I am _____ _____ _____ summer vacation! It's almost here!
looking forward to
I'll need someone to ___ ____ my cats while I'm on holiday.
look after
Please ___ ____ your shoes in the house
take off
It's really sunny. You should ___ ___ sunscreen.
put on
I want to _____ _____ about hotels in Madrid
find out
I'll need you to ___ ____ this form.
fill in
If you don't know a word, you should _____ it ____ in the dictionary.
look up
____ ____ the radio. I can't hear it.
Turn up
____the music ____! It's too loud!
Turn down
Can you please_____ that paper _____ in the bin?
throw away
I want to ____ ____ (ph. v) chocolate
give up
We ___ ____ (ph. v) on our trip to California.
set off
My alarm ____ ____ (ph. v) at 7:00.
goes off
The exam will ____ _____ (ph. v.) at about 5:30
be over
____ ____ the window
out of
_____ us
towards
____the doghouse
past
____ the steps
down
____ the steps
up
_____ the bridge
over
_____ the road
across
____ the tunnel
through
_____ the roundabout
(a)round
_____ the beach
along
_____ the bridge
under
Mosquitos, spiders, snakes, and animals with teeth ______ you when they attack
bite
Bees, wasps, and jellyfish _____ you when they attack.
sting
What's this?
jellyfish
What's this?
whale
What's this?
dolphin
What's this?
rat
What's this?
deer
What's this?
bat
What's this?
goat
What's this?
bull
What's this?
wasp
What's this?
butterfly
What's this?
bee
_____ ____ (v) the radio
listen to
____ (v) a noise
hear
_____ (v) money from someone
borrow
____ (v) money to someone
lend
____ (v) a joke
tell
____ (v) sorry
say
_____ (v) Nemo
find
_____ _____ (v) your glasses
look for
His hair _____ _____ (v) ramen
looks like
____ (appear) (v) happy
look
____ ____ (v) a photo
look at
____ (v) TV
watch
_____ (v) for the bus
wait
____ (v) that something good will happen.
hope
_____ (v) someone for the first time
meet
______ (v) somebody well
know
____ (v) money
earn
____ (v) a match
win
_____ (v) a bag
carry
_____ (v) jewellery/clothes
wear
get a _____
prize
get a ______
present
get ____(well) ____ someone
on (well) with
get ____ a bus
off
get ____ a bus
on
get ____ a car
out of
get ____ a car
into
get ____
ready
get ____
lost
get ____
fit/in shape
get _____
divorced
I don't feel like _____ today. Let's go out for lunch.
 
cooking
 
to cook
Please stop _____ that noise.
 
making
 
to make
She spends hours _____ on the phone.
 
talking
 
to talk
I don't mind _____ the ironing. It's quite relaxing.
 
doing
 
to do
I love _____ early on a Sunday morning.
 
waking up
 
to wake up
I like _____ breakfast in a café.
 
having
 
to have
I hate ____ late when I'm meeting someone.
 
being
 
to be
I want to go on _____ until I'm 70.
 
working
 
to work
Have you finished ____ your room?
 
tidying
 
to tidy
I enjoy ____ in bed
 
reading
 
to read
I'd like ____ a new car.
 
to buy
 
buying
I want ____ the 6 o'clock train.
 
to catch
 
catching
I'm trying ____ a job, but it's very difficult
 
to find
 
finding
Please remember _____ your dictionaries to class tomorrow
 
to bring
 
bringing
He promised _____ me back when he gets a job.
 
to pay
 
paying
She pretended ____ ill, but she wasn't really.
 
to be
 
being
They're planning _____ soon.
 
to get married
 
getting married
He offered ____ me with my case.
 
to help
 
helping
I need _____ to the supermarket.
 
to go
 
going
I'm learning ____.
 
to drive
 
driving
We hope ____ you again soon!
 
to see
 
seeing
Don't forget _____ the lights.
 
to turn off
 
turning off
We've decided ____ to France for our holiday
 
to go
 
going
the opposite of win
lose
the opposite of turn on
turn off
the opposite of teach
learn
the opposite of start
finish
the opposite of send
receive/get
the opposite of push
pull
the opposite of pick up (someone from the airport)
drop off
the opposite of pass
fail
the opposite of miss (the bus)
catch
the opposite of love
hate
the opposite of lend
borrow
the opposite of forget
remember
the opposite of find
lose
the opposite of download
upload
the opposite of buy
sell
the opposite of break
mend/repair/fix
the opposite of arrive
leave
a building in which local government officials and employees work
town hall
a building used for the worship of a god or gods in some religions
temple
a Jewish place of worship
synagogue
an object made from a hard material, especially stone or metal, to look like a person or animal
statue
a very large building or buildings containing a lot of stores and often restaurants
shopping centre/mall
the broken parts that are left of an ancient building or town
ruins
where the king and queen live
palace
an Islamic place of worship
mosque
a place or event at which people meet in order to buy and sell things
market
a large area of water surrounded by land
lake
an area of water near land where ships can stay safely
harbour
a large shop divided into several different parts, each of which sells different things
department store
a vertical structure used to protect the city
city walls
a Christian place of worship
church
an important church
cathedral
where the king and queen used to live
castle
a long, thin stretch of water that is artificially made either for boats to travel along or for taking water from one area to another
canal
a structure that connects two places
bridge
the opposite of exciting
boring
the opposite of dangerous
safe
the opposite of modern
historic
the opposite of polluted
clean
when the air/water is not clean
polluted
the act of taking goods, letters, or packages to people's houses
delivery
to return something to the person who sent it to you, especially because it is damaged or not suitable (ph. v)
send back
to return something to a shop (ph. v)
take back
to make someone look more attractive (v)
suit
to be the right shape or size (v)
fit
to put on a piece of clothing to decide if it looks good (ph. v)
try on
how big or small something is
size
a metal structure on wheels that is used for carrying things
trolley/cart
a machine that is used in shops for keeping money in
till/cash register
a time when a shop sells things for less money than usual
sale/the sales
a large paper or plastic bag that you are given in a shop to carry the things you have bought
(shopping) bag
a person who works in a shop
shop assistant
a board used to put things on, often attached to a wall
shelf
a piece of paper that shows what you've bought
receipt
a person who buys things from a shop or business
customer
a place in a large shop where you pay for things
checkout
the place where you try on clothes
changing/fitting room
a container for carrying things, made of thin pieces of plastic, metal, or wood
basket
_____ an excuse
 
make
 
do
____ plans
 
make
 
do
____ sport
 
do
 
make
____ friends
 
make
 
do
_____ housework
 
do
 
make
______ a phone call
 
make
 
do
____ a noise
 
make
 
do
____ an exam
 
do
 
make
_____ a mistake
 
make
 
do
____(v) a course
 
do
 
make
_____ (v) your room
tidy/clean
____ ____ (ph. v) the rubbish/trash
take out
___ ____ (ph. v) your clothes
put away
____ ___ (ph. v) dirty clothes from the floor
pick up
_____(v) the bed
make
_____(v) the dishwasher
(un)load
____(v) the table
lay/set
_____(v) the furniture
dust
do the ____(n)
washing/laundry
do the ______(n)
washing-up/dishes
do the _____(n)
vacuuming
do the ______(n)
shopping
do the _____(n)
ironing
_____(v) the floor
clean
belong ___ someone
to
think ____ something (have an opinion about)
of
think ____ something (think a lot)
about
believe ___ something
in
worry ____ something
about
speak ____ someone
to
pay ____ something
for
listen ___ music
to
ask ____ something
for
agree ____ someone
with
depend ___
on
wait ___ someone
for
____ the weekend
at
____ quarter past two
at
___ night
at
___ the bus stop
at
___ school
at
____ Valentine's Day
on
___ Friday
on
___ the 4th of July
on
___ the shelf
on
____ a bike
on
___ a car
in
___ the evening
in
____ 2021
in
___ June
in
arrive ___ the hotel
at
arrive __ Madrid
in
not too hot or cold
warm
the opposite of crowded
empty
full of people
crowded
____(v) a flight/a hotel
book
______(v) a bicycle
hire
_____(v) an apartment
rent
buy _______ (n)
souvenirs
______(v) on the beach
sunbathe
the activity staying in a tent for a holiday
go camping
the activity of visiting interesting, touristy or beautiful places
go sightseeing
go ____ at night
out
go ____ holiday
on
go ____ a walk
for
go ____ bus/car/plane/train
by
go _____ for the weekend
away
travel to another country
go abroad
a piece of jewelry that you wear around your fingers
ring
a piece of jewelry that you wear around your neck
necklace
a piece of jewelry that you wear around your wrist
bracelet
a long, thin piece of cloth that a man wears around his neck with a shirt
tie
something your wear on your hands to keep them warm
gloves
a piece of cloth that you wear around your neck or head to keep warm or for decoration
scarf
a thin piece of leather or cloth that you wear around the middle of your body
belt
shoes for doing sport
trainers/sneakers
a light shoe with straps that you wear in warm weather
sandals
a type of rubber sandal that is held to your foot by a V-shaped strap that goes between your toes
flip-flops
loose, comfortable clothes, usually trousers and a top, often worn for exercising
tracksuit
a piece of women’s clothing made of very thin material that covers the legs and bottom
tights
a warm piece of clothing that covers the top of your body and is pulled on over your head
sweater/jumper
a piece of women’s clothing that hangs from the waist and has no legs
skirt
what you wear to sleep
pyjamas/pajamas
a sweater with buttons in the front
cardigan
a shirt that women wear
blouse
a person who likes giving people things
generous
a person who is friendly and good to other people
kind
A person who makes people laugh
funny
a person who can't talk to people easily (synonym=timid)
shy
a person who doesn't want to work
lazy
a polite way of saying "fat"
overweight
thin in an attractive way
slim
He has a ________.
moustache
He has a _____.
beard
She has ______ (what color?) hair.
blond
She has ______ hair.
straight
She has ______ hair
curly
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